What's your favorite movie of all time?

[Mari]

All Kung fu Pandas and HTTYDs

[Maps]

I can’t choose:

Princess Mononoke, In Bruges, Pans Labyrinth

Im a sucker for Ghibli, and especially one with love for nature and no shame for some heads flying off!

And I’m always searching for the dark themes, which leads me to the last two. They’re so brilliant.

[AniStaciaArt]

Kung Fu Hustle and I have no regrets! (Or taste)

[Chita]

The HTTYD trilogy. I always loved dragons as a kid, and when the first movie came out I was like 9. It meant so much to me. Now I'm a young adult and the magic still remains. I just owe so much to them.

Also I love Coco. I cried so many times watching it.

YAAAASS, THE ROAD TO EL DORADO FANDOM RISES AGAIN!

[simplykit]

[VibrantFox]

there are so many movies just in my home and so many i like but off the top of my head i would say
* The Breakfast Club
* The Fifth Element
* Ferris Beuler's Day Off
* Robots
* Oliver & Company
* The Jungle Book
* Tarzan
* Lilo & Stitch
* Bambi
* The Land Before Time series
* Bambi
* and since we've got to stop somewhere The Iron Giant

I...like a lot of movies

[ccrrally]

Lady and the Tramp. Or 101 Dalmatians.
I love dog movies!

[WillisAuthor]

This is a weird hodge podge, but here goes it:

• Tremors
• Alien
• Stardust
• Captain Ron
• Steel Magnolias
• A League of Their Own
• Green Fried Tomatoes
• The Mummy (Brendan Fraser version)
• Out Cold
• Mallrats
• EuroTrip
• Empire Records

[nathanKmcwilliams]

Die Hard
Lord of the Rings, Fellowship of the Ring
Avengers Infinity War
Monty Pythons Quest for the Holy Grail
Robin Hood Men in Tights
Hot Fuzz
Gojira
Indiana Jones The Last Crusade
(Die Hard is the only one that matters though, all the others are just extra)

[ratscout]

Ben-Hur is the perfect movie for a Christian like me, but it's also the perfect movie in general. Gets chills up my spine at the ending scene everytime. <3

I also really fell in love with Akira. Both the movie and manga are beautiful masterpieces made with passion and effort.

[GamerPrincessXI]

Ahhhhh, Akira. That's the movie that pushed 2D and 3D together. It's epic and yet so scary in that one scene.

Also, I saw the remake of Ben-Hur, it was just horrible...Please tell me the original one was better.

[ratscout]

Akira is a terrifyingly beautiful movie. XD

Yes, the remake of Ben-Hur was an absolute insult to the wonderful 1959 version which was full of amazing writing, extremely satisfying character arcs, gorgeous music, and unbelievable production value. You have to keep in mind that CGI didn't exist back then so setting up that gigantic horse race scene was an incredible feat. It's a three hour long epic and let's just say there's a reason it won 11 academy awards.
Plus Charlton Heston was quite the looker XD

[GamerPrincessXI]

Dem eyessss, yasss ...I need to see that movie.

[dawgofdawgness]

Hmm, looks like it's still La La Land and Whiplash.

[Carossmo]

Enchanted Wreck-It-Ralph and Brave

lol these are all Disney

[awesomefeelsman]

She's Dating The Gangster :')

Don't let the title fool you, it's a wholesome story about love, bad circumstances and a beautiful ending.
Alrighty I'll stop there, don't wanna spoil it.

[Jevlin]

My all time favorites are Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron and Brother Bear (but only the first movie, the sequel was a miserable disappointment). Whenever I'm watching any of these, I always get so excited that I start crying like a baby.

[TOTO]

"Let's see if you b@stards can do 90!"
~~Marty McFly (Back to the Future)

[jpnakashima]

I love Magnolia so damn much.

[LT1986]

I like many movies equally. Two sets of the movies that I like are the Rocky series and Rambo series. They are interesting to watch and inspire me to achieve greatness. Rocky shows that the underdog can defeat the favorite. Rambo shows that one man has a shot at beating an army.